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Business Fast > Finance > Arts bosses say lack of government cash made closing key fund ‘unavoidable’

Arts bosses say lack of government cash made closing key fund ‘unavoidable’

August 19, 2024

posted on Aug. 19, 2024 at 4:57 pm

Creative Scotland said it had been unable to confirm the release of £6.6m grant-in-aid budget for 2024-25

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